What will a tribunal do with your rent increase?
Put in your property. We'll show you the closest decisions tribunals have made, and what happened to landlords who asked for a similar increase.
Finding the closest decisions…
Will your ask be cut?
Under the new rules, 26 landlords in England asked for an increase of 10 to 15%. Out of every ten:
- 3 got the full increase
- 5 got part of it
- 2 got nothing, or a cut
If yours went the way of a typical case, you'd get about £1,595 a month.
Questions landlords ask
More questions, answered- Will I get the increase I ask for?4 in 10landlords got their full increase under the new rules. Before the Act it was 2 in 10.
- If not, how much will I keep?73%of the increase they asked for is what a typical landlord kept.
- How long will it take?8 weeksfrom application to decision, down from 19 weeks before the Act.
- Can my application fail?1 in 15applications ended without a rent being set, struck out or withdrawn.
Just decided
See all 1,796 decisions- 5 Abbey Grove, Abbey Wood, London SE2 9EUPart of it, 3-bed flat, SE2, 7 Oct 2026, new rulesWas £1,900, asked £2,200£2,100Was £1,900, asked £2,200
- 103 Ranelagh Road, East Ham, London E6 2SHFull increase, 2-bed house, E6, 7 Oct 2026, new rulesWas £1,500, asked £1,600£1,600Was £1,500, asked £1,600
- Viney House, Highview Road, Drybrook, GL17 9DYPart of it, 3-bed house, GL17, 6 Oct 2026, new rulesWas £1,100, asked £1,250£1,200Was £1,100, asked £1,250
- Flat 2, Links Court, 2 Moorland Road, Weston-Super-Mare, BS23 4HNFull increase, 2-bed flat, BS23, 6 Oct 2026, new rulesWas £900, asked £950£950Was £900, asked £950
- 34 David Lloyd Way, Accrington, BB5 5FWPart of it, 2-bed house, BB5, 6 Oct 2026, new rulesWas £885, asked £960£950Was £885, asked £960
- 21 Ribbleton Drive, Accrington, BB5 5BJFull increase, 3-bed house, BB5, 6 Oct 2026, new rulesWas £970, asked £1,110£1,110Was £970, asked £1,110
Based on 1,796 published tribunal decisions, the latest made on 19 October 2026. How we read them